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Fragrance notes
Pear hits first, soft and ripe, with bergamot pulling the edge into something bright. Davana curls around the fruit and adds a warm, slightly herbal lift that keeps the opening from leaning too juvenile. Rose sits just behind the pear, not powdery or old-fashioned, but fresh and dewy, while blackberry in the heart deepens the color and brings a tart stain to the sweetness. Jasmine floats through the middle without dominating, letting patchouli anchor the blend with an earthy, slightly damp weight that grounds the fruit instead of fighting it.
Praline and vanilla move in early and stay close, turning the patchouli creamy rather than dry. Oud adds a dark, resinous shadow that stops the sugar from taking over completely, and musk smooths the surface so the whole composition feels rounded against the skin. It is sweet, yes, but the green bite of davana and the bitter edge of oud keep it from collapsing into a gourmand. Wear it when you want something fruity that still feels grown, on days when a plain floral would feel too safe and a heavy oriental would feel like too much. The pear lingers in the background even as the vanilla and praline wrap tighter, and the rose never really
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